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Richard Schmidt is a former CEO and turnaround expert. In 1991, he sold his business interests and became a full-time investment advisor and money manager. He has been publishing the Stellar Stock Alert since 1997.

Richard Schmidt is the author of the book Brave, New Investment World, has been quoted by major newspaper investment columns, and appeared on national financial television programs.

Richard Schmidt's Stellar Stock Alert (available at StellarStockAlert.com and StellarStockReport.com) is a advisory service dedicated to bringing subscribers specific, actionable investment advice to help them maximize profits and minimize losses. Hotlines are posted on the web site every Tuesday and Thursday before 10:30am, and when the DJIA moves 200 points up or down. The monthly Stellar Stock Alert newsletter is posted on the first Thursday of the month. Subscribers are alerted by e-mail whenever new information is posted to the site.

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